The rules here were designed by fans like you so that you could start a campaign on the world of Krynn. Everything in this section requires some knowledge of the Dungeons & Dragons Player Handbook (PHB), Dungeon Master’s Guide (DMG) and the Monster Manual (MM), published by Wizards of the Coast.
The rules are from all editions of Dungeons & Dragons, as well as from Pathfinder, SAGA and other systems. Keep in mind that the rules here have been submitted by fans, and are entirely unofficial.
Entry in the 2006 Nexus Organizations Contest. History-Goals/Motivations In the decade before the War of the Lance, many groups clamed to have found “new God’s”. These deities offered their followers many things: something to believe in as well as healing of the sick, good crops, better weather and of course,… Read More
History The Dashwood Society was founded in 300 PC during the Age of Might. It was founded by Wycombe Dashwood in the city of Tarsis and soon spread to other influential cities of the time. It started out merely as a social club for meetings of every interest among the… Read More
The Dragonlance Campaign Setting introduces the mystic core class for those players seeking to explore the power of the heart. Some players may find that the mystic’s domains do not convey the same feel for mysticism that was present in the SAGA system, while others may seek additional options for… Read More
There are rumors in Nightlund of an uprising among the undead. The undead have become restless and more violent than usual. Most disturbing, however, are rumors of the return of the long absent Lord Soth. Can the heroes travel through the land of the dead to discover the truth? Strange… Read More
Adventure nuggets for your Dragonlance Fifth Age game! Read More
Author’s Note: When Holy Orders of the Stars was written and reviewed, I wanted to make sure that the write-up for Nordmaar matched Spectre of Sorrows. So I offered up this text as a replacement, but it never made it into the book, so I thought I would post it… Read More
A guide to using the Wizards of the Coast adventure, “Something’s Cooking”, in a Dragonlance game. Read More
Kender are small humanoids that resemble human children with pointed ears. They are to be found throughout Ansalon and the other realms of Krynn, and few people live their lives without finding out first-hand exactly what it is about this irrepressible race that annoys everyone so much. The free-spirited kender… Read More
Seafoam kender didn’t come around until Brynseldimir used his magic to corrupt the seas around Dimernost and Dargonost. The magical power flowed into the seaside villages, Sandpiper, Seastar, and Gill, all kender villages, changing the kender there forever. The kender now enjoy their dual lives as amphibious creatures living on… Read More
Introduction (by Steve Miller): Here’s a rule that was deleted from the FIFTH AGE rules set. It’s not an official part of the game at this time. If Narrators decide to incorporate this into their games, I advise that you follow the advice given… that at the very least significant… Read More
